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Marketing & Acquisition
Public growth surfacesEarn trust. Drive action.
Bring product proof, useful content, trust pages, support, and demand capture together in one public surface.
Lifetime Updates
Ship your SaaS without rebuilding the foundation
A production-ready SaaS foundation with essential product systems and an AI-friendly codebase built to stay maintainable as you grow.
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agent-ready
AI can take you from idea to working prototype in minutes. The real challenge is keeping that momentum as your product grows—without letting every new feature add another layer of complexity.
Most starter kits are made for getting started, not for growing with you. Over time, structure drifts, logic gets repeated, and important safeguards are easy to overlook.
You don’t need another generic template—you need a foundation that keeps your product clear, secure, and easy to build on.
Optimized for LLMsA codebase agents can extend with confidence
The production-ready foundation for builders who ship
Shipflash gives solo founders, vibe coders, indie hackers, developers, and small teams a clear codebase to extend—with explicit boundaries, shared conventions, and focused product systems.
Claude Code
Codex
Gemini
GitHub Copilot
VS Code
Windsurf
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Authentication & Access
Identity, permissions, and complianceSecure every account boundary
Ship trusted account flows, then control privileged work, data access, and team operations from one boundary.
03
Billing & Revenue
Monetization without provider lock-inTurn pricing into reliable product behavior
Turn plans and usage into provisioned access with provider-neutral billing events.
04
Customers & Analytics
A useful workspace for every side of the businessSee customers and revenue clearly
Give customers a clear workspace while operators see the signals that move revenue.
05
Content & Communications
The surfaces that keep a product movingPublish and support without stitching tools together
Publish product knowledge, send timely messages, and give support a reliable handoff.
06
AI-Friendly Architecture
A foundation humans and agents can extendKeep every new feature in the right place
Keep product domains legible, providers replaceable, and quality gates close to the code.
A better start for your SaaS
Start with the core pieces already in place, then spend your time building the features, workflows, and experiences that make your product yours.
Next.js
React
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
PostgreSQL
Lemon Squeezy
Sentry
Editor.js
Framer Motion
Lucide
Zod
Vitest
Playwright
Account lifecycle
Profile ownership
- Server-owned identity and role fields
- Notification preferences connected to the shared event registry
- Deletion decisions that account for Auth, Storage, retention, notifications, and audit
Session assurance
Verified access before protected work
- Up to three TOTP authenticator factors
- AAL2 gates for callbacks, dashboard access, server authorization, Data API, and Storage
- MFA enforcement at the database layer, not only in the interface
Role and data visibility
Database-backed permission control
- Custom feature permissions with read/write or read-only access
- Separate sensitive-business and personal-data visibility
- Missing permission lookups deny privileged work by default
Workspace membership
Teams, invitations, and directories
- Reserved roles and administrator-created custom roles
- Membership, invitations, role changes, and removals
- Public team directory settings and member ordering
Request defense perimeter
Protection at every boundary
- CSP nonces, trusted-origin checks, and stable request IDs
- Hashed atomic rate limits with production fail-closed behavior
- Turnstile, raw-body, signature, body-size, bearer-token, and cron-secret checks
Commercial catalog runtime
One source for what can be sold
- Licensed recurring, licensed one-time, metered usage, prepaid credits, and base-plus-usage models
- Stripe or Lemon Squeezy selected through one active runtime configuration
- Schema validation, placeholder rejection, readiness checks, and locked production settings
Provider event reconciliation
Payment state you can trust
- Signed raw-body verification for Stripe and Lemon Squeezy
- Duplicate, stale, and out-of-order event protection
- Local projections for subscriptions, orders, invoices, charges, refunds, disputes, and usage
Credit and entitlement ledger
Access after payment
- Atomic credit grants, opening transactions, consumption, and compensation
- Immutable purchase identity and provider-customer consistency
- Refund-aware balances, entitlement synchronization, and low-balance notifications
Billing provider operations
Support-ready financial context
- Customer history across invoices, orders, charges, refunds, and disputes
- Provider setup and readiness controls separated from ordinary billing access
- Safe activity projections and bounded CSV exports
Event and recipient policies
Decide who receives what
- Stable event keys with app-owned payload contracts
- Global, profile, and event-level settings
- Static recipients, recipient rules, fallback behavior, and failure policies
Template ownership
Safe message editing
- Draft, preview, publish, and versioned template workflows
- Supported variables validated against each event contract
- Authentication email remains owned by Supabase Auth, separate from application email
Durable delivery outbox
Retryable message delivery
- Deduplication keys, skip-locked claims, worker leases, and bounded concurrency
- Retry backoff, stale-claim recovery, dead letters, and manual resolution
- Email and in-app delivery logs connected to provider message IDs
Structured content authoring
Editor.js documents
- Posts, pages, case studies, FAQ, changelog, legal content, and revisions
- Editor.js block contracts with previews and explicit document kinds
- Per-document SEO, Open Graph, canonical, keywords, and robots settings
Content trust and media
Safe authored output
- Typed Editor.js block validation and content signatures
- Sanitized HTML, safe links, and controlled rendering
- HTTPS raster-image checks, hostname allowlists, MIME validation, dimensions, and storage metadata
Publication and search discovery
From draft to index
- Draft, scheduled, and published states with authenticated revalidation
- One sitemap index with canonical origin and generated robots rules
- Private, duplicate, noindex, external-canonical, and unpublished content excluded
In-product documentation
Knowledge at the point of need
- One canonical /docs route with stable deep links
- Accessible navigation, headings, blocks, and keyboard behavior
- Clear separation between customer documentation and repository maintenance docs
Customer read models
Bounded operator context
- Bounded customer search and detail views
- Provider-specific normalization kept inside billing
- Database-side filtering, aggregation, pagination, and sensitive-data checks
Analytics signal layer
Bounded activity and revenue visibility
- Event contracts that exclude secrets and unbounded payloads
- Database-side aggregation with bounded date ranges and indexed queries
- Activity, usage, credits, MRR, revenue, and model-aware visibility controls
Waitlist qualification
Demand with protection and consent
- Turnstile, double opt-in, confirmation TTL, and separate rate limits
- Review, status changes, bulk operations, resend, and bounded exports
- Account linking, billing conversion, and attribution-aware customer context
Launch campaign delivery
One-time product launch communication
- Stable product-launch-v1 deduplication per eligible signup
- Archived, spam, and unconfirmed records excluded from delivery
- Paginated queue insertion using the existing retry and dead-letter outbox
Contact conversation workflow
A governed path to support
- Validated public submissions and reply history
- Server-owned staff identity with rate-limited mutations
- Notification delivery centralized through the application outbox
Runtime settings projection
Buyer-editable application configuration
- Website, SEO, localization, waitlist, billing, and application settings
- Shared schemas, defaults, normalization, persistence, and recovery values
- Private settings projected safely into public settings where required
Brand and asset governance
Consistent product identity
- Central branding settings for name, appearance, and shared identity
- Controlled brand assets and Open Graph image sources
- Provider credentials and operational secrets excluded from editable branding
Consent and attribution gate
Required analytics, optional attribution
- Required Google Analytics stays separate from optional attribution tracking
- Landing and UTM cookies are created only after accepted consent
- Invalid or withdrawn consent clears existing optional tracking cookies
Audit and retention lifecycle
Traceable operations with bounded cleanup
- Actor, action, target, request ID, and safe before-and-after context
- Redacted secrets, tokens, provider payloads, and unnecessary personal data
- Bounded retention for audit logs, webhook events, rate-limit windows, and completed outbox rows
Health, jobs, and observability
Operational visibility after deployment
- Bounded database readiness checks that do not depend on optional providers
- Authenticated notification, publishing, and retention jobs
- Stable request, job, provider, and event IDs with redacted logs and failure metrics
Global search and navigation
Role-aware access to every workflow
- Search results grouped across the dashboard's main work areas
- Permission-filtered destinations respect each viewer's effective access
- Quick actions keep common operator workflows one step away
Database and quality contracts
Guardrails that run with the code
- RLS policies, grants, constraints, private RPCs, claims, and atomic transitions
- Thin route handlers, validated server contracts, provider-isolated adapters, and generated database types
- Repository docs, type and migration checks, unit tests, pgTAP, and browser journeys
App Router & product surfaces
Pages, handlers, and entrypoints
- Marketing, auth, dashboard, editor, docs, waitlist, and error routes
- Route handlers keep request and response wiring separate from feature logic
- Metadata, sitemap, robots, Open Graph, and health surfaces stay explicit
Shared UI & design system
Reusable interface primitives
- Buttons, dialogs, tabs, forms, tables, cards, and feedback primitives
- Shared presentation stays outside route files and feature server boundaries
- Accessibility, focus behavior, loading states, and responsive variants are reusable
Styles, motion & responsive foundations
Visual rules that hold the product together
- Global tokens, surfaces, typography, radii, and grid lines in shared styles
- Landing, content, and Editor.js CSS stay scoped to their rendered surfaces
- Motion respects reduced-motion preferences while responsive layouts remain stable
Runtime boundary & instrumentation
Requests, context, and signals
- One request proxy boundary for auth context, request metadata, and edge-safe checks
- Server and client instrumentation keep operational signals tied to stable identifiers
- Error, not-found, health, and provider boundaries degrade safely and visibly
Cross-feature infrastructure
Shared services behind feature modules
- Supabase clients, API helpers, async utilities, and request context
- Auth, security, SEO, localization, tracking, uploads, and date utilities
- Provider SDK details stay behind server-owned adapters and app contracts
Configuration & shared contracts
Identity, settings, and typed boundaries
- App identity, shared copy, branding, settings, and SEO configuration have one owner
- Shared types, schemas, formatters, and route-safe contracts prevent drift
- Deployment environment validation separates secrets from buyer-editable runtime values
Documentation & delivery automation
A maintainable handoff
- Product and architecture docs stay linked to implementation decisions
- Scripts validate naming, migrations, docs coverage, types, file sizes, and empty directories
- Quality commands keep lint, typecheck, contracts, tests, and audits repeatable
Build faster
Skip months of infrastructure work
Start with the connected foundation behind a serious SaaS, then spend your time on the product your customers came for.
Build from scratch
2–4 months*
Typical foundation work before your differentiator.
With Shipflash
Day 1
Start extending connected product systems immediately.
Time returned to product
80–150 hours*
Illustrative infrastructure work you can reinvest.
What you need
Build yourself
With Shipflash
Authentication & access
BuildFlows, sessions, roles, and recovery
ShipflashReady-to-extend foundation
Billing & revenue
BuildProvider wiring and webhook edge cases
ShipflashStripe + Lemon Squeezy foundation
Customers & analytics
BuildWorkspaces, reads, dashboards, and reporting
ShipflashCustomer surfaces + analytics paths
Content & communications
BuildCMS, docs, email, and support workflows
ShipflashStructured content + delivery
Architecture & quality
BuildDecide structure and guardrails as you go
ShipflashDomain boundaries + quality contracts
*Planning estimates vary by product scope, team, and existing infrastructure.
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See everything included- Production-ready Next.js + Supabase SaaS foundation
- Move from idea to shipped feature faster with an AI-ready codebase you can extend confidently
- Spend less time rebuilding SaaS infrastructure and more time on your product
- GitHub access, documentation, and future updates
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